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F-word
[ ef-wurd ]
noun
The f-word came into English in the 15th century.
f-word
noun
- the f-word taboo.sometimes capital a euphemistic way of referring to the word fuck
Word History and Origins
Origin of F-word1
Example Sentences
Business Insider pointed to an example of where the voice was seen saying the F-word in the game and an Epic Games spokesman told Business Insider that a fix was made to stop Darth Vader from cursing within 30 minutes of it happening in-game.
Noting that Sean Baker’s “Anora” “uses the f-word 479 times. That’s four more than the record set by Karla Sofía Gascón’s publicist.”
She became the first person ever to utter the F-word in a mainstream film, I'll Never Forget What'sisname, in 1967.
Both men clearly perceive the possibility of a rising far-right tide — call it “national conservatism,” call it the F-word, call it whatever you like — that will sweep away the decaying ramparts of the liberal-democratic world order.
The Instagram and Etsy ads I bought for to market my irreverent F-word holiday cards cost $50 and $70, but I didn’t make a single sale that way; I did, however, sell three batches of 10 cards to friends who saw them on Facebook for a total of $180, no paid ads required.
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